#cowlitz county

[unteriors]

Ocean Beach Highway, Longview, Washington.

[justicefor]

Do you know this woman?

These are some reconstructuions of what shr may have looked like in life.

She was the passenger in tractor trailer that was in an accident on I5 in Cowlitz County, Washington, on May 14, 1991.

The driver, a trucker, was known to pick up hitchhikers. He had driven through Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and Oregon before arriving in Washington, and he was headed to Portland.

She:

Wore a black cowboy vest, gray top possibly with pink in it

Had high cheek bones

Had a tattoo with an S in it on her left chest

Was estimated to be 5 feet tall and weigh 115 pounds

Was Native American or Alaska Native

Was 20 to 29 years old

Namus ID: #UP10449

If you think you know who she is, please contact Washington State Patrol at [phone].

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[eopederson2]

Replanted tree farm at the edge of the Blast Zone, Mt. St. Helens, Cowlips County, Washington, 2015.

Much of the land impacted by the 1980 blast was a privately owned forest. The Weyerhauser company wasted little time salvaging the blown down trees and replanting a monoculture of Douglas firs.

[unteriors]

Allen Street, Kelso, Washington.

[unteriors]

Ocean Beach Highway, Longview, Washington.

[unteriors]

NF Highway 90, Cougar, Washington.

[unteriors]

Meeker Drive, Kalama, Washington.

[hourback]

Any addiction treatment program that doesn't address Maslow's hierarchy of needs within the first week is fraudulent, corrupt, misguided, and ignorant, and worthy of criminal malpractice.